Porcelian Tile Slip Restance

[Jsf721]

Can someone tell me how to determine what the slip restance is on a tile? I know that I want a registered (Square) color through, 4 or 5 hardness rated floor tile. Nobody seems to know what I mean by slip resistance rating?

Thanks,

Jeff

 

[Angelfire]

There's a CoF (coefficient of friction) number that should be available from the manufacturer. They'll give a dry and a wet number. I believe I've seen it recommended that you have a wet coefficient >0.60 for a garage/work area/high traffic area.

 

[bdamico]

Can someone tell me how to determine what the slip restance is on a tile? I know that I want a registered (Square) color through, 4 or 5 hardness rated floor tile. Nobody seems to know what I mean by slip resistance rating?

Thanks,

Jeff

People know what it is. You just didn't read the rest of the threads on porcelain tile as I suggested (and I think someone may have mentioned COF in your previous threads)

 

[Jsf721]

What I meant was nobody at the tile stores know what the slip resistance number is

People know what it is. You just didn't read the rest of the threads on porcelain tile as I suggested (and I think someone may have mentioned COF in your previous threads)

 

[Jsf721]

Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.

There's a CoF (coefficient of friction) number that should be available from the manufacturer. They'll give a dry and a wet number. I believe I've seen it recommended that you have a wet coefficient >0.60 for a garage/work area/high traffic area.